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Which is a method of disease transmittal?

A
getting insects bites
B
using hair dye
C
running barefoot
D
eating chopped foods
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Which is a positive effect of social media on peer relationships?

A
opportunities for free expression
B
opportunities to establish power over others
C
opportunities to avoid direct contact with peers
D
opportunities to disconnect with the real world
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Which characteristic is essential to look for in a healthcare provider?

A
The provider has a brand new practice.
B
The provider has no special qualifications.
C
The provider has the appropriate certifications.
D
The provider accepts only premium insurance.
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Which health care problem is more common in rural areas compared to urban areas?

A
less personalized care
B
restrictive insurance plans
C
lack of access to specialists
D
overcrowded hospital conditions
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Joe is a counselor at a summer camp for children ages 13 to 16. During an activity, one of the campers slipped and hit his head. Joe immediately checked for consciousness and found that the boy was not breathing.

A
Call 911.
B
Do compressions.
C
Do compressions while calling 911.
D
Do gentle rescue breathing while calling 911.
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Which is one of the characteristics of bullying?

A
tolerance
B
compassion
C
repetition
D
respect
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Which is a social benefit of healthy sleep?

A
less time in the day to fill with activities
B
more immunity to communicable diseases
C
less likely to be combative or cause arguments
D
reduced risk of a heart attack
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Which action can prevent or stop the spread of communicable diseases?

A
receiving vaccinations
B
spending time with younger people
C
avoiding doctors’ offices even when needed
D
staying in large crowds of people who appear healthy
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Michael enjoys his granddaughter’s positive attitude. Which characteristic of a healthy relationship does this describe?

A
showing appreciation
B
sharing ideas together
C
spending time together
D
communicating effectively
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How could a student show a teacher that he has good character traits?

A
by listening attentively in class
B
by taking classes he is interested in
C
by ignoring the teacher if she trips
D
by trying to answer every question in class
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Which action is a part of good social hygiene?

A
getting plenty of sleep
B
avoiding the sun
C
showering more often
D
organizing a bedroom
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How does empathy differ from sympathy?

A
Empathy is positive, and sympathy is negative.
B
Empathy hurts people, and sympathy is a helpful emotion.
C
Empathy involves feeling what another person feels, and sympathy does not.
D
Empathy focuses on one’s own feelings about events, and sympathy does not.
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Enzo is a teenager in a healthy nuclear family. Which effect is most likely to result from Enzo’s upbringing?

A
He will be more likely to experience greater academic achievement.
B
He will be more likely to experiment with different drugs and alcohol.
C
He will be more likely to worry about the dangers within his environment.
D
He will be more likely to experience behavioral problems.
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Richard and Sarah are parents to two teenagers, Kelly and Max. All four members of the family lead busy lives due to work and school. However, at least once a week, they make it a priority to sit down together for a meal as a family. During these meals, Richard and Sarah share stories from their own lives and ask their children about their day. Additionally, Richard and Sarah make it a point to show their appreciation for one another, so their children can understand what a healthy relationship looks like.Which quality does this scenario most obviously demonstrate?

A
love and affection
B
positive role modeling
C
shared values and goals
D
strong emotional support
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New York created bicycle lanes to promote safety. What was the result of this new legislation?

A
Injuries for road users continued to increase.
B
Bicycle fatalities increased.
C
The number of bicycle crashes remained steady.
D
Bicycle riding in the city doubled.
36

How can individuals in communities prevent the global spread of hepatitis C?

A
by getting vaccinated
B
by washing their hands before eating
C
by avoiding contact with the blood of others
D
by avoiding contact with the saliva of others
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Which statement identifies a common cause of peer conflict?

S
Someone is promoting security and trust.
T
There are mutual agreements between friends.
S
Someone is communicating well with friends.
T
Two people lack the same information about an issue.
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Which is a long-term effect of sleep deprivation?

A
weak immune system
B
trouble concentrating
C
impaired motor skills
D
difficulty staying awake
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Sue and Henry are both over the age of 75. They are permanent guardians to their grandchildren. Which type of family does this describe?

A
blended family
B
family of choice
C
adoptive or foster family
D
cross-generational family
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Jessica is helping a friend dislodge a piece of meat from her throat. She delivers five blows on her friend’s back with her fist and then gives him five abdominal thrusts.

A
No, she should use the heel of her hand for the blows.
B
No, she should use the side of her hand for the blows.
C
No, she should use her elbows to deliver the blows.
D
No, she should use a tennis ball to deliver the blows.

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